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Sheriff John Henry Hoyle and his reluctant Deputy Eli introduce the emerging science of forensics to an 1875 Kansas town.

John interviews Terry on his journey from rock and roll musician to actor, playwright, script doctor and back again while having a few chuckles in the doing.

When a rancher is murdered, Sheriff John Henry Hoyle attempts to use his state-of-the-art forensics training to solve the crime.

After Frank James attempts to rob the Great Bend Bank, Hoyle and Eli apprehend Frank's girlfriend, Pearl Starr, who just might have a secret link to Hoyle's past.

Much to Hoyle's chagrin, Eli purchases a mail-order bride. When the coach arrives with Eli's precious cargo, its contents send the duo into an unexpected tailspin.

Following a gruesome decapitation, Hoyle uses the latest crime-fighting techniques to apprehend the killer. But when the evidence points in an unexpected direction, Hoyle must persuade the town to listen to science.

The Temperance movement takes hold in Great Bend after a slew of alcohol-related deaths. However, when the saloon goes booze free, Honey resorts to selling "medicine" to keep the bar in business.

When a U.S. Marshall unfairly suspects an ex-slave of murder, Sheriff Hoyle must clear his name by tracking the real killer to the all-black town of Nicodemus, led by Sheriff Nat Love.

After a group of local miscreants turns up dead, Hoyle, Eli, Honey and the gang track the killers to Cole Younger's hideout, giving Hoyle another shot at finally bringing Cole to justice.

When Honey's long-lost fiancé surfaces in Great Bend, he challenges Hoyle to a duel when he learns of their ongoing "relations." Meanwhile, things start to get more serious between Eli and Pearl.

After enjoying a long period of peace, Great Bend is rocked by the return of Cole Younger who kidnaps Eli. Hoyle must deputize Vernon Shank once again to rescue him.

When a gambling disagreement at Honey's Saloon gets out of hand, one of Honey's best girls is struck and killed by a stray bullet meant for Hoyle. Hoyle detains the perpetrator, but has to defend him against a mob lead by Honey who is out for justice.

Hoyle and Wanda follow the trail of an opium gang after a train runs over her boyfriend. Back in town, Livinia, Honey and Shank enjoy the services of Dr. Heng who is treating "hysteria" with a new device called "The Manipulator."

Newlyweds, Eli and Pearl move outside of Great Bend to live on the farm Eli inherited after a horrible grasshopper swarm overtakes the town. Meanwhile, Hoyle is persona non grata in Great Bend as bullets mysteriously whiz past his head.

Pearl's newly reformed outlaw brother encourages Pearl to open up her very own saloon after Honey fires her for ditching work.

Hoyle, Eli and Shank return to Nicodemus, a town populated entirely by freed slaves, to sell off Eli's cattle. When the cattle drive doesn't go as expected, Hoyle enters Eli in a rodeo to win the cash.

Vernon Shank seeks to unseat Mayor Dodge as Great Bend's mayor. The race heats up when Shank's sister and campaign manager is murdered and found in Dodge's bed.

Hoyle responds to reports of gunfire at the Younger hideout where Ephraim and Cole are the lone survivors. Hoyle convinces Ephraim to tell Cole's location for a pardon on his crimes. Hoyle and Eli race to track down Cole in San Francisco.

Hoyle's wife Myra unexpectedly resurfaces. Honey must come to grips with her feelings for Hoyle. It becomes clear that a storm is brewing in Great Bend and Myra is at the center of it.

Honey accuses Myra of using Hoyle to pave the way for Sam Starr to come to town and kill Cole Younger. Honey's warnings fall on deaf ears and the fearsome Starr clan descends on Great Bend, wreaking havoc on anyone who stands in their way.